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Description

M4 is a 3-channel tabletop mixer designed for any DJ who needs maximum flexibility, yet wants as much space as possible to work in. It features a replaceable crossfader with reverse and slope controls, a 1/4" microphone input with EQ, and plenty of routing for phono and line-level devices.

Where M4 really shines is its impressive input section. Two switchable phono/line inputs plus four more dedicated line inputs give you a total of six inputs. Add to that Master and Record outputs, and steep three-band EQ/rotary kills on each channel, and you've got a powerhouse package that's ready to handle whatever the gig throws at you.
Numark M4 DJ Mixer
Numark M4 DJ Mixer
Numark M4 DJ Mixer

Features

  • 3-channel tabletop mixer
  • Inputs: 2 phono/line switchable (RCA), 4 line (RCA), mic (1/4")
  • Outputs: Master (RCA), Record (RCA), headphone (1/4" stereo)
  • Steep 3-band EQ/rotary kills on each channel
  • Microphone input with EQ
  • 6-segment LED display for monitoring signal strength
  • Toggle for master and PFL metering
  • Replaceable crossfader with reverse and slope controls
  • Includes quick start guide and power supply

Specs

  • Line input: 10Kohm input impedance; 80mV RMS sensitivity for 0dB output
  • Mic input: 600ohm input impedance unbalanced; 1.5mV RMS sensitivity for 0dB output; 400mV RMS max input
  • Phono input: 47Kohm input impedance; 1.3mV RMS sensitivity @ 1kHz for 0dB output
  • Line outputs: 7V RMS max
  • Headphone ouputs: 0.5W into 47ohm
  • Channel fader kill: Better than 90dB at 1kHz
  • Crossfader kill: Better than 75dB
  • Crosstalk: Better than 80dB at 1kHz
  • Distortion: Less than 0.05%
    • Signal-to-Noise ratio (maximum output JIS-A weighted):
    • Line: Better than 100dB
    • Mic: Better than 95dB
    • Phono: Better than 85dB
    Frequency response:
    • Line: 20 ” 20,000Hz ±0.5dB
    • Mic: 20 ” 15,000Hz ±0.5dB
    • Phono: ±1dB; -3dB attenuation at 20Hz to reduce rumble and feedback
    Channel equalizer:
    • Bass: +12 / -35dB at 20Hz
    • Mid: +12 / -25dB at 1.3kHz
    • Treble: +12 / -20dB at 15kHz

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    • good for beginners

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      submitted15 years ago

      byBrandon

      fromRoy, UT

      I'm a scratch DJ and this was my first mixer. Ive had it for about 11 months so far. It's great to learn how to scratch on and to do simple at home mixes. But I have noticed some problems. The crossfader isn't very smooth. For someone who is a fast scratcher a butter smooth crossfader is essential. I have abused this thing with constant use and my crossfader has some static pop if I'm dealing with heavy amounts of bass. And it's weird that if I have the left speaker plugged in the static pop is REALLY noticable. Over all it's great to start out on but if you want to get serious into DJ'ing you need to upgrade to a Vestax Rane or Pioneer.

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